St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore, Brooklyn and st. Louis
Among the Winners,


BALTIMORE, Md, June S.-Both pitch
ers were freely batted to-day, but the
BaltimOreS were more fortunate in
punching their hits and more enterpris-
ing in their base-running. The visitors
fielded carelessly, while the home teams
only error was one by Burns that cost
nothing.
Baltimore. 10 5 o 1 IL o 5-13
Louisville. III 5 o o o o o. 6
Base-hits Baltimore 10, Louisville 4:
runs, Baltimore 5, Louisyille6: two-base hit,
Purcell; three-base hit, Collins; double plays,
Burns and Greenwood: first base Oh balls,
off Smith 2, Chamberlain l hit by pitched
ball, Conway; struck out, by Smith ;, Cham
berlain 6; passed balls, Trott 2, Cook l; wild
pitches. Chamberlain i; time, 2:30; umpire
Valentine.
BROOKLYN TAKES ONE.
NEW YORK, June S.-The Brooklyn
and Cleveland clubs played the final
game of their present series at Wash
ington park, Brooklyn, to-day in the
presence of about 1,s00 people. The
home players batted Pinckney's curves
Toole pitched with effect and was finely
supported. Score:
Cleveland. 20 0 Q 2-5
Base hits, Brooklyn II, Cleveland 10;
errors. Brooklyn 2, Cleveland 3; earned runs,
Brooklyn z, Cleveland l; two-base hits
ney; double plays, Smith, Phillips, Pinckney;
first base on balls, Mcclellan, Smartwood 2,
Terry 2. Toole, Green, Stricken 2, Mann,
Hotaling; first base on errors, Brooklyn o.
Cleveland struck out, Brooklyn 2, Gleye-
land 4 !; passed balls, Rcipschlager ~, Green
2; wild pitches, Pinckney 2, Toole 2; UNI
pire, McQuade.
A STAND-oFF.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June S.-The
Athletics and Cincinnati clubs played
two games to-day and each secured
victory. In the first inning of the
opening game the visitors secured four
unearned runs, but failed to count after
that. A wild throw by REILLY gave the
home team two runs in the second. A
base on balls, a steal and wild throw
produced one in the fifth, and two hits
and tumble gave two in the seventh.
Score:
Athletics 40 % 1O2 o o-5
Cincinnati ~ o o o o o o o.
Base hits, Athletics II, Cincinnati z;
errors, Athletics 4, Cincinnati 3; earned runs,
Athletics L; twobase hit, Burns; double
play, McGarr, Bierbauer and Stovey; first base
on balls, Stovey 2, Lyons, Robinson, Rose
man, Atkinson; hit by pitched ball, Lyons,
Carpenter; struck out, by Atkinson 1, by
THE SECOND GAME.
The Athletics had the second game
well in hand up to the ninth inning
left, the latter having been hurt by
pitched ball, and ''Kid'' Baldwin ratified
Seward by the coaching. Carpenter
made hit, and Nicol was sent to first
on balls, Baldwin brought both home on
rafting double and scored himself on
Weighland's single. The general play
of Corkhill in both games was great.
Score:
Athletics. 80 Q 2 8 90 Is
Cincinnati 20 3 o o o 80
errors, Athletics A, Cincinnati 2; earned runs,
Athletics q, Cincinnati 5; two-base hits,
Stovey, Larkin, Kappel, Baldwin home runs,
Lyons, Bierbauer; double play, Corkhill and
REILLY; first base on balls, Poorman, Lyons,
Jones, Kappel, Nicol; hit by pitched ball,
Lyons, Jones; first base on errors, Athletics
5, Cincinnati 2; struck out by Seward A.;
passed balls, Robinson 4, Baldwin l /; umpire,
Curry.
THE NETS oUTPLAYED.
NEW YORK, June S.-Nearly 5000
witnessed the game at Staten Island to-
day between st. Louis and the Metro
politans. The champions played in fine
form and defeated the Indians quite
easily. Comiskey got SASSY in the
seventh inning and Umpire Knight fined
him SIS. The st. Louis men made their
base hits when needed: Score:
o 1 o o o OIL
St Base aSai hits, Nets 3 s. Louis IL; errors
Nets 5, st. Louis 1 earned runs, Nets 1,
st. Louis 5; obase hit Hankinson; three
base hits, Robinson, Latham; home run,
WEIGH; double plays, Hankinson, Gerhardt,
first base on balls, Nelson,
Hankinson, Latham, Comiskey, Foutz; first
base on errors, st. Louis l struck out Nets
/, st. Louis B.; umpire, Knight.